egypt's top judges rebelled against president morsi refusing to oversee the referendum on a controversial new islamic constitution. russia and turkey look to safeguard their burgeoning trade ties from the political fallout from the syrian conflict as president putin visits paul plus. the usual young unemployed in u.k. despair at their finding a job the government billion pound flagships again seeming to make matters worse.

are you watching our live from moscow now the political crisis in egypt is deepening with the country's top judges rebelling against president mohammed morsi the supreme constitutional court has refused to oversee a referendum on a new draft constitution planned for two weeks time and claims promo morsy supporters have prevented them from doing their job judges declared an open ended strike late on sunday when they were supposed to rule on the budget committee of these largest dominated panel which drafted the constitution thousands of morsy supporters surrounded the building and stopped the judges from entering the opposition who continue their protests against what they call an oppressive regime planning to march on the presidential palace on tuesday meanwhile egypt's economy is deteriorating as economists explained to artie's tom barton in cairo. with protests continuing around the clock both for and against the gyptian

president mohamed morsi the country's economy is facing increasing troubles with me to discuss. this is very time lapse an economist here current head of thank you for joining me first of all tell us briefly what was really going on in the stock market just over a week ago on hearing mosts announcement in the next decade the shins are still small school shopping even coalesce around the turn first thing down this is it you have and this is the last is most of when he comes i am. going to take on full on the billionaire how would you compare egypt's economy now to. father steve camile some lots more but it. was sixty five point six at central bank now we know still down fifteen point five billion dollars

and this is a huge cut that with his own hand if that's even possible and. it affects investors no one will come to invest anything any here in egypt to do these e's fifty six took. a lot of unemployment to do is to add also six too soon we are going to feel sick she was. just continues to be all usual these you just lose a fit all six do so easy of business with the shop now we are divided into two parts so it isn't quite as a political force in one hand and muslim brotherhood in as one hand whom we all in the thirty six when you read it think you it seems that the egyptian people don't agree on much these days one of the few things they do agree on is that egypt's economy needs to get back on the right track and as soon as possible. russia and

turkey will try to shield growing economic and trade ties from a widening rift over the syrian conflict as president putin visits stamboul turkey which leads calls for international action on the conflict and strongly backs the opposition has asked nato to deploy patriot missiles at its border with syria moscow says the move would only provoke more tension. now reports. russian president was it which was quite an extensive agenda for his visit in the sun full of course a lot of documents are expected to be signed concerning the cultural and economic cooperation between russia and turkey but it's not so much the issues which the two countries are agreeing on this the issues on which i was going for i have sort of disagreements about which will be the focus of the meetings of course these are mostly dealing with gaza in the us about that its recent conflict with israel and of course the issue with syria now you have to remember that uncle rod has just recently filed an official petition to nato to put the trick missiles on the border

with syria turkey says that it's afraid our possible spillover from the civil unrest in its closest neighboring country into the trickiest territory but russia remains adamant that putting weapons on the border with another country carries no use the possibility of those weapons actually being used but that this is the surge which was employed by the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov the boys these are expected to be the liberian she's disappeared the issues in the region to be discussed by those with kids in moscow has been increasingly critical of the process seeming determination of increasing or of supporting the conflict in syria which has been raging on for almost a two ac ers to now karl has expressed its their disapproval a lot of the current rule the president bashar al assad on many occasions has openly supported the syrian opposition and this latest move with the patriot missiles on its border seems to be another side to all the uncle was a term

a nation to sever all good relations with the damascus that he used to enjoy. the u.n. has warned israel's plan to build on disputed land the east jerusalem would deal an almost fatal blow to any hope of peace the move would f.n. simply cut off palestinians there from the rest of the west bank israel and i'm. the further expansion of settlements for a u.n. vote upgraded palestine to a nonmember observer state israel says the move is seeing any hope of further peace negotiations it's also shut down cash flows to the palestinians it collects around one hundred million dollars in taxes and customs duties which will now go to paying the palestinian substantial debts to israeli companies israeli academic middle east and told my colleague kevin i mean that statehood should be a cheat prepays talks. the majority of israelis including the skull from a by the way have stated clearly that they'd like to see palestine independent both

of us understand that there is a difference between saying palestine independent and doing it on your own with the united nations without israel as a partner as if saying that the impediment is just the state that's here let's do this hand in hand without negotiations without us as a partner to do a one sided to impose it on israel and they feel the strong need to give a response as an israeli i can say that has to do with domestic politics personally i don't necessarily adhere to that stop i think you've heard a lot of criticism here in israel in linking it in such a way but that is also about politics but of course israel maybe not helping the matter it could be said on top of the the settlements israel's also announced it's not going to hold over a hundred million dollars of aid to the palestinians to pay debts to israeli companies is that really an option when of course you've got the world's largest refugee populations on your doorstep well that refugee population is something that needs to be taken care of and any case but i'm looking at these as part of the last

four years the decision that was made on thursday from my point of view was an israeli was anti israel not just pro palestinian i want to see something which is a win win situation one that's both pro palestinian goes towards an independent state not just in rhetoric no not just in fact rationed but in actuality and to do so those same power. to me and kevin have to come back to the negotiation table for the last four years they have refused to do so they've refused time and again and we're all aware of that it was one of the main reasons that the forty states who did abstain from the vote on thursday did so because of that rejection of israel it isn't just about being pro palestine it's also about accepting israel here and that's where we need to go. you're watching t.v. and in the next few minutes we report on a revolution in the british welfare system that seems to fall in flat as the latest figures reveal the most brilliant president provide long term jobs for the

unemployed simply isn't working. also ahead we examine why can't i have a theory of motives and it seemed a generous investment into the french economy we've got the details after a short break. in the glow of russia's north from away from civilization in history all one helicopter treat from the nearest village. they still one family have been living here for a long time in tents made of reindeer skins. lodging

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moved to know the potion they travel hundreds of kilometers in winter we men and children for them. the two families have less of a chance to come across each other they belong to different worlds even though there's sometimes a similar. world to the. science technology innovation called developments around russia we've got the future covered.

sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew. was a big picture. hello again a miserable failure that is how the opposition described the british government's program to reduce unemployment the five billion pound plan aimed at encouraging private firms to take up the long term jobless help just about three percent of those who signed up for it r.t. sara firth expects. some months now twenty five year old jake paxton's being

keeping a video diary about his experiences on the government's work programme. the work programs the government's flagship scheme that pays private sector organizations to place people in work and they called it a revolution in welfare the first figures released since its launch revealed. something that hasn't surprised slightest thing first aid to going keep his appointment now it seems pretty tightly regimented we've watched people running in all morning to keep that appointment being coming to this job center once a fortnight for the past six months that he's been on the governance work program in that time he hasn't found a single job well fortunately that's not uncommon the latest figures released by the department of work and pensions say that joe is just one. hundreds of thousands

of people signed up to that work program he found absolutely nothing. in fact between gene two thousand and eleven and july this year of all the people he was signed up to the work program and the three point four percent found work fall below the target to five point five percent which is the number of people he find work without any sort of program it means that people like the typically less likely to find a job finished their own new work program whatsoever can you talk as he is sort of the last six months what has the experience been and on a daily basis with this work program well. i'm stuck on one side of the definition of insanity is to do one thing a mantra repeat production and expect a different result and after doing the same thing and getting the same results for

six months i'm starting to feel pretty insane over here and it is maddening the frustration be anguish despair most of the time the chair in the experience is having serious effects are actually going to the doctors a couple of times because of our sleeping cycle problems i'm sleeping way too much and i should be and the doctors them sounds interesting from what you've said it sounds pretty terrific when you fill in this trust list so i filled in the chalk listeners like you got clinical depression. figures. at the start i was like science i'm going to be you know the next greatest thing show the world and now it's like i don't want to take these pills i'd rather do something more constructive things are pretty much where it's gone. malik tells us that the one size fits all formats is the what program is stifling the individuality of young. people i speak to quite intelligent quite proud. some of

them have to preserve. some of the quite well skilled and they hate being told what to do and they like to take appropriate action for themselves and usually quite good at finding work for themselves it's just that it is difficult with a work program what we see now is that in fact when you get the best of the private sector involved you pay them lots of money they actually do worse than doing nothing at all we asked the government why the work programme was pretty things such poor results and why the figures they released seem designed to mask the chilly extent of the failure he responded saying it's ridiculous to suggest the work programme is not helping people into work despite being faced with their own shoot cummings it seems the government still doesn't want to listen to people like telling the loud and clear i regret to inform you that on this occasion you have been unsuccessful. surface r.t.

london. and there are more damaging stories for the u.k. government on our website including hundreds of demonstrators gathered in london against the government's plan to lift the temporary ban on fracking a controversial and environmentally damaging way of extracting gas bus traffic jam in russia stretching for hundreds of kilometers paralyzes a major highway trapping motorists but more details visit our web site. now it's some other news making headlines this hour anti-government protesters have held mass demonstrations in bahrain defying the kingdom's ban on large public gatherings they're demanding increased rights and an end to widespread discrimination against the shiite majority the bahraini authorities have failed to implement the reforms they promised and have been handing out harsh jail sentences to prominent opposition activists. they are prepared to shoot down north korea's

long range rocket as prepares for its launch later this month tokyo is on standby to intercept the rocket if they believe it poses a threat north korea insists it will fly over the philippines and or stray or and will carry out a communications satellite into orbit but the u.s. south korea and japan are among those nations who believe it is carrying out intercontinental ballistic missile tests ten christians have been killed in a machete and gun attack by suspected islamic rebels in northeast nigeria the fight is then set fire to churches and government buildings in a village near the border with cameroon the victims were returning from worship when they were attacked by the gunmen and a road construction crew official suspect the islamic group is behind the assault they have already claimed hundreds of lives in similar attacks this year. in hungary around ten thousand people have protested against the far right opposition party in the capital budapest outrage was sparked after one of the party's leaders

. yes did choose to be screened to see if they pose and i quote a security risk the politician later claimed he was misunderstood with his party saying the protest was political alarmism caused by desperation over their rise in popularity. now the resource rich state of catarrh has been pouring millions of dollars into the french economy the arab country says it wants to aid small businesses and help rebuild impoverished neighborhoods but his party's alexia share of ski reports the gulf states investment is being met with suspicion. france is already no stranger to qatari dollars trance of parisian football club presenter man cannot believe their luck ever since middle east and shakes invested into the team they've bought world class players and hired a top coach now this small business owner hopes he can also have a slice of the pie and huge economic crisis financing from

governments are. too big to be obtained talking about cuts or we are talking about business we don't have any finance so we have the financing of financial. we can go ahead and that may soon happen nicolas sarkozy's administration cemented ties with doha placing a military base in the gulf state and signing an investment deal now qatar is to invest fifty million euros into the french economy primarily to help small businesses and rebuild parisian slums mostly inhabited by immigrants from arabic and african states. who oversaw the deal says this will help many the strongest maybe. that will help these youth. to escape this special circle because when people have a job their vision of life is still very different when this young people have no

job they go into religion they go into violence and terror and that's terrible for the republic and that's terrible for france but after francois hollande came to power this love affair with qatar got called despite that the new administration said the deal with qatar would still go ahead things are not looking as optimistic as they were during the sarkozy era every step of the cuts our ambassador in paris is being closely watched by the french media and some members of parliament are even calling to investigate the actions of qatar and frogs security experts believe that qatar's initiative is. not as innocent as it may first appear security services perfectly know that capture as a dual strategy on one hand counter as a purely economic strategy to find all the sectors to invest in and to make money the other strategy has got there is religiously and geo politically driven it to mean that it's subject to explain radical islamism it means one how business in

north africa in the middle east in central asia as well in southeast asia and to develop such a strategy that the western world to keep. nationalist forces say the developing suburbs is only a cover up for investment into radical islamic groups that i was investing against they've been regime even if my market here was not the best guy actually they should be interfering now we have a civil war involving a lot of islamist presence as soon as in syria today we know that is investing in. groups and arming them so all. the ties of it not so close so good partner for us and stories like that of mohamed merah a shooter from toulouse who killed seven jews this spring stirred the debate he came from one of the troubled areas where qatar is planning to invest and public discourse on the matter suggests that people in france are not certain whether the

oil rich state would cure such a problem or aggravate it alexy russia ski on t.v. reporting from paris. in the us sustainable family businesses are being seen as the solution to drive the country's economic growth the younger generation using prestigious education to learn the skills needed to take smaller businesses to the next level. but one man who knows the recipe for success. it's every little kid's dream to have endless amounts of ice cream and sweets but for gurpreet singh it was a reality he got a taste of his family's business and what would soon become his destiny from a young age. today gurpreet has taken his grandfather's vision and built an ice cream pie or that both thirty five stores across northern india and

a factory that churns out four thousand liters of ice cream every day singh is doing what most family businesses fail to do build a sustainable and successful model that lasts beyond the third generation he credits his business degree from the u.k. and his work experience at a restaurant there for much of his success. the. hundred you know just. your father's up. so. if you explain the same this generation here in india is in a unique position for the first time many of his peers have been able to get a higher education at a prestigious university and they're using that education to innovate their family's business they're also taking control of their family business at a time when india's middle class is growing experts say that if this generation is

able to use their education to cash in on india's growing consumer power it could help drive india's economic growth in the coming year is something rajiv. says indian families are taking to heart. the best education to be seen as equals around the world. i think it has a lot of. families going for corporate hopes to take his family's company even further he wants to sprinkle stories across all the major indian cities and branch out beyond just ice cream too. if. if you could do. that of course in. building something that will be good for his family's future the fact that it's

good for india's economy well that's just the cherry on top preassure either r t new delhi india. cities cross talk. these guests debate whether there is a political agenda behind the water. wedge issues do just what their name implies they get between people and drive them apart like a wedge and these issues seem to always take the forefront in the media things like abortion gun rights marijuana legalization and the weather well the weather isn't really a wedge issue but people sure talk about it way too much there's only so much room in the national discourse and the switch issues just eat up all of the time and attention but the thing is that there's a little something called the tenth amendment you know the one that says that any

powers that are specifically delegated the federal government are reserved for the states and last time i checked the constitution doesn't have a special weed clause saying that marijuana has to be an all or nothing a national proposal and that goes for abortion and most of the wedge issues also there's a simple answer all these wedge issues just left the states make up their own minds but then again without wages shoes what would the mainstream media have to distract us with but that's just my opinion. culture is that so much about the taxpayers' money minting ization is a lot of people at hearing with an average world media is fond of the dramatic term water wars when it comes to describing the future management of global water resources. the gold fever. turns thousands into slaves. my father but also among the other involved in the

monsoon and since i started working at the mine i stated i look at it and feel multinationals. made a cash cow to be milked dry and if i think that in this country is gold medal logie as an environmental cost which is unacceptable to local business was labeled illegal and controlled by criminals you know in order to protect our lives our families and to work in peace. most blog post that we are forced to pay protection to illegal groups what price is colombia going to pay. for the for the modest effect on r.t. . wealthy british stock.

market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. says. hello and welcome across all computable dealing with an ever thirsty world media is fond of the dramatic term water wars when it comes to describing the future management of global water resources.